Third party hopes shake up to 1920s electio n House balance
In Ray Tucker's National Whirligig column, a strong third party could alter the 1930s style battle for the presidency. If no candidate wins a majority, the House would choose the president from the top three, potentially delaying inauguration and reshaping votes by state. The piece weighs party dynamics, possible coalitions, and contingencies amid a three-way race.
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Lemke-O’brien
House
Roosevelt
Lemke
New York
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Senate
Vicw
Hoover
Congress
Congress Democratic
Landon
Wilson
Hughes
California
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Too Soon Too Soon by Marjorie Peregrine
Lola Brewster reenters life with Jerry Hughes amid a tangled web of bigamy scandals and a police purse case. Chase Wiley, revealed as Lola and Madelyn’s husband, confronts their demand for freedom and proof to void their marriages. The couple wed in a public spectacle as Madelyn moves toward Reno, while Lola embraces a hopeful future with Jerry.
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Wiley
Henderson
Jerry
Lela
Dad
Lola
Chicago
Chase Wiley
New York
Miss Brewster
Madelyn
Mad
Reg
Ray
Chase
Jeff
Reno
Nation’s Affairs Discusses Partisanship and the Road to Unity
The piece argues party lines blur as world upheaval reshapes politics in the United States. It weighs Republican and Democratic positions, urges cautious reform, and calls for pragmatic leadership while criticizing rapid change and costly policies.
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Washington
Russia
France
United States
Loyal Workers Auxiliary Meeting at Local Methodist Church
The Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the local Methodist church held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Morris. President led, prayers offered, and a roll call answered by several members. Visitors included Eugene and Charles Heck and others. New member Mrs. McIntire joined. Refreshments served. Next session set for August 4 at the home of Mrs. Earl Lita and Miss Delores Lita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Methodist Church
J. G. Morris
John Harnish
Helen Reese
William Heck
John Cook
Leroy Rhone
Earl Litz
J. L. McIntire
Morris
Eugene and
Charles Heck
Booneybelle Har- John Harnish
Jr. Johnsh, Sr
M. B. Copas
McIntire
Bridge Club Meeting At Vermilion-on-the-Lake Cottage
Mrs L H Keller entertained the Friday Bridge Club at her mother’s Vermilion-on-the-Lake cottage with a full supper and bridge. Two visiting guests Mrs H C Vlaskins of La Porte and Mrs A W Peters attended. The seventh regular meeting of the Markley Girls Sewing Sallies 4 H Club was held Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Keller
J. J. Heckel
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
H. C. Vlaskins
la Porte
A. W. Peters
Markley Girls Sewing Sallies 4-H Club
Club Girls Hold Summer Meeting at Grace Righ Home
A girls club met at Grace Righ ing home at seven o'clock with president Margaret Takacs presiding. Members answered roll call with Nath Park into the record. After the meeting they enjoyed games music and refreshments. The next gathering is set for Tuesday evening July 14 at Jeanette and Loretta Lewis home.
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Grace Righing
Margaret Takacs
Nath Park
Jeanette
Loretta Lewis
Living superficially invites shallow thinking and avoidance
The phrase suggests a habit of avoiding deep consideration and critical reflection, favoring surface impressions over thorough analysis. It implies a mindset where important questions are bypassed in favor of quick, easy conclusions.
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Jerusalem
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Ernest Minor Patterson
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Cleveland
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London
Maritime Commission
FDR
Capitol
Canada
Hhs
Empire
Great Britain
Bri
John Bull
Europe
England
Britain
Shorsham
Washington, D. C
Shoreham
Robert
Poscczas
Peterman
Petermans Ant
Staris
W. BrOad St
Elyria New & Used Furn. CO
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
F. D
Gabby” Hartnett
Smop
John A. Merritt
Saya
Bill Ferguson
Ava Kimmey
Kimmey
Carmela
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